- Explores the importance of using connections and presenting yourself in the right manner
- Allows you to exploit all potential business opportunities that come your way, something that is absolutely crucial in tough economic times
- Removes the fear factor and encourages people to make the effort to network
Successful Networking
How to Build New Networks for Career and Company Progression
Get advice on handling social or workplace situations to improve your chances of keeping or getting a new and better job, from learning how to get along with others to improving personal effectiveness.
Key features at a glance
EAN: 9780749458799
Edition: 1
Published:
Format: 218x140
208 pages
About the book
The benefits of networking are many - improving the chances of keeping a job, getting a new one, career progression, learning how to get along with others and improving personal effectiveness and company performance.
Successful Networking is designed to remove the fear factor and encourage people to make the effort to 'network for success'. It gives you advice and guidance on handling any social or workplace situation that could be awkward. People are complex, and a lack of awareness of 'soft skills' can cause endless workplace challenges. Knowing that you have the ability to deal with all those you'll encounter will increase your self-confidence. With detailed information on the role of networking in the virtual community, which is essential knowledge for everyone today, this book is vital reading for anyone who wishes to stay ahead of the pack.
About the authors
Frances Kay, now retired, was a consultant to specialist firms and assisted them in establishing and developing corporate networks and relationships for business development. In addition to her many years of work experience covering politics, diplomatic service and law, Frances has published over twenty business books including Understanding NLP and Understanding Emotional Intelligence, both published by Kogan Page. She is a former editor of The Good Retirement Guide, also published by Kogan Page.
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